Erik Simmons, Intel
Requirements engineering is a core discipline to product development, whether an organization is large or small; involved in market-driven products, IT development, or contractual work; or using traditional or agile methods. There is no shortage of books, papers and courses on requirements, but what really works, and where to start?
In this session, we’ll examine some of the core questions that govern how much detail is enough, which areas need it, and when to provide it – regardless of what software life cycle you are using. In addition, we will cover some of the practices that have proven most useful across projects of all types.
So, if you are confused about “agile requirements”, can’t find the right balance of detail level vs. cost and deadlines in your requirements work, or just want to see some broadly useful practices that you can start using immediately, stop by for the discussion.
Erik Simmons, 2011 Invited Speaker, Abstract, Slides
